Using Suppose To / Supposed To Worksheet Download
This worksheet helps students learn the difference between 'suppose to' and 'supposed to'. They complete sentences by choosing the correct form, building solid grammar and spelling habits.
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Using Suppose To / Supposed To
Students read sentences and choose the correct form, 'suppose to' or 'supposed to', to complete each one correctly.
About this worksheet
Students read sentences and choose the correct form, 'suppose to' or 'supposed to', to complete each one correctly.
Student objectives
- Know when to write 'supposed to' instead of 'suppose to'
- Practice using the correct verb form in a sentence
- Understand how 'supposed to' shows something expected or required
- Fix common spelling and grammar mistakes with these phrases
Everyday practice
- Writing a text like 'I'm supposed to be home by six'
- Explaining what chores you are supposed to do at home
- Reminding a friend what they were supposed to bring
- Writing a note about where you are supposed to meet someone